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- From: sherm@phx.mcd.mot.com (cassie)
- Subject: Re: REASON no Girls
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- Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 18:34:45 GMT
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- In article <1992Nov11.194304.26993@udel.edu> yarringt@dewey.udel.edu (Debra Yarrington) writes:
- >>>hhamid@nyx.cs.du.edu (hassan hamid) writes:
- >>>
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- >I just had to respond to this one. I find your implication that only ugly women go
- >into computer science, while the good looking "girls" go into art subjects
- >incredibly frustrating because of its ignorance. There are *all sorts* of women
- >in computer science and engineering fields, and you can make no assumption about
- >what any of us have in common other than that we're in computer science or an
- >engineering field.
-
- There is one difference I have found between women in
- Computer Science/Engineering and the ``art'' subjects.
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- In GENERAL the women in Computer Science/Engineering
- are smarter. Perhaps Hamid has a problem with smart women.
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